Coleraine Football Club is a semi-professional, Northern Irish football club, playing in the NIFL Premiership. The club, founded in , hails from Coleraine, County Londonderry and plays its home matches at The Showgrounds. Coleraine star Eoin Bradley subjected to sectarian abuse after urinating on Windsor Park pitch - The Irish News The Irish News (3 months ago) Coleraine Football Club announces overhaul of youth development set-up - Belfast Live. Teams Maribor Coleraine played so far 1 matches. Maribor won 0 direct matches. Coleraine won 0 matches. 1 matches ended in a draw. On average in direct matches both teams scored a goals per Match. Maribor in actual season average scored goals per match. In 12 (%) matches played at home was total goals (team and opponent) Over 1. Founded Address Ballycastle Road BT52 2DY Coleraine Country Northern Ireland Phone +44 (28) Fax +44 (28) E-mail [email protected] Coleraine FC is a semi-professional football team based on the North Coast of Northern Ireland. They currently play in the NIFL Premiership. Address: Ballycastle Road.

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They are also the only Northern Irish League club to have won two successive all-Ireland competitions, lifting the Blaxnit Cup in and The club share a rivalry with Ballymena United.

The club was formed out of a merger between two local sides: Coleraine Olympic and Coleraine Alexandra. The original club colours were all white, hence the club's original nickname — the Lilywhites.

The club secured its first trophy in the —32 season, defeating Ballymena United 3—0 at Solitude to win the Gold Cup.

In , Coleraine reached its first Irish Cup final, going down 3—0 to Linfield. The s saw the City Cup won for the first time —54 and a second triumph in the Gold Cup It would prove to be one of the most important transfers in the club's history.

Coleraine thus gained its first experience of European football, against Soviet outfit Dynamo Kiev.

Coleraine also won the first two Blaxnit all-Ireland cups in and Coleraine faced Kilmarnock in the Fairs Cup , and after a 1—1 draw in the first leg, the Bannsiders pulled off an historic 3—2 victory thanks to a Des Dickson hat-trick.

The Holy Grail of the Gibson Cup was finally captured in Murray continued as manager until and during his spell in charge the Irish Cup was won twice more — both times against Linfield.

In , it took three games before a goal from Jim "Chang" Smith in the second replay proved decisive. It was to be the club's last major trophy for 26 years.

In the s there were two more cup finals, in and , ending in defeats to Linfield and Glentoran respectively. For three seasons in a row in the mids the club finished second in the league behind Linfield, but in the first part of the s Coleraine struggled.

In they dropped into the First Division. Under Kenny Shiels , Coleraine won the inaugural First Division title and in its first season back in the top flight, won the Ulster Cup and came agonisingly close to the title, being pipped late on by Crusaders.

After a poor start to the —00 season, Shiels resigned and was replaced by Marty Quinn, who rallied the team to finish second in the league behind Linfield and reach the Irish Cup semi-finals and the Coca-Cola Cup final.

The next 2 seasons saw Coleraine finish fourth both times — potential title challenges being ruined by inconsistency. In —03, Coleraine ended the season in third place and reached their first Irish Cup Final since In the final, they faced Glentoran as massive underdogs as the east Belfast side were looking to complete a clean sweep of trophies.

Despite increasing Glentoran pressure, Coleraine held on and the trophy famine was over. The following season saw the club reach the Irish Cup final again, but this time it was Glentoran who emerged triumphant.

The club's well-publicised financial problems had already overshadowed much of the —04 season despite a substantial donation from Cold Feet actor and Coleraine fan James Nesbitt and at its end the club was forced to operate on a reduced budget, with several top players leaving.

Despite this a top six finish was still achieved. The summer of saw more budget cuts and several big names leaving the Showgrounds, but this time the main concern for fans was the very future of the club.

The Friends of Coleraine, worked tirelessly to persuade the High Court to postpone the hearing to allow them to put together a business plan to show that the club could be viably run.

The club were liquidated on 9 August after they were allowed to enter administration, and a steering committee was set up to run the new club Coleraine FC Ltd.

The club were incredibly allowed to stay in the Premier League and survival was ensured on the pitch, the Friends of Coleraine formally took control of the club and appointed a new board.

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